Read This First
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This script is very heavily documented! It looks daunting, but
really isn't.
If you have experience with PHP or other scripting languages,
here's what you *need* to read:
- Features
- Configuration (TARGET_EMAIL & DEF_ALERT)
- Creating Forms
That's it! (Alternatively, just read the Quick Start section below).
Quick Start
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1. Edit this file and set TARGET_EMAIL for your requirements (approx
line 2722 (Version 7.04) in this file - replace "yourhost\.com" with your mail server's
name). We also strongly recommend you set DEF_ALERT (the next
configuration below TARGET_EMAIL - line 2747).
2. Install this file as formmail.php on your web server
3. Create an HTML form and:
- specify a hidden field called "recipients" with the email address
of the person to receive the form's results.
- specify method "post" (or "get") and an action set to
the formmail.php you uploaded to your web server
Once you have FormMail working, you may be interested in some advanced
usage and features. We have HOW-TO guides at
www.tectite.com which
describe many of the advanced processing you can do with FormMail.
Purpose:
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To accept HTTP POST information from a form and mail it to recipients.
This version can also supply data to a TectiteCRM document, usually
for insertion into the CRM database.
What does this PHP script do?
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On your web site, you may have one or more HTML forms that accept
information from people visiting your website. Your aim is for your
website to email that information to you and/or add it to a database.
formmail.php performs those functions.
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